Enough : Silencing The Lies That Steal Your Confidence
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Will You Reject Lies and Embrace Truth?
Are you quick to believe the lie that you are broken beyond repair but hesitant to embrace the truth of your incredible value and purpose? How can you move past Satan’s deceptions and into your confident identity in Christ?
Popular author and international speaker Sharon Jaynes exposes the lies that keep you and other women bogged down in guilt, shame, and unforgiveness. You will learn how Scripture can help you powerfully respond to the hurtful voice inside that whispers
*I’m not good enough
*I can’t forgive myself
*God is punishing me
*My life is hopeless
Satan gives his best efforts to undermine your potential and worth. By intentionally replacing those lies with God’s truth, you will grow in confidence and learn to rest in your identity as an imperfect-but wholly and beautifully redeemed-woman of value.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780736973540
ISBN10: 0736973540
Sharon Jaynes
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: April 2018
Publisher: Harvest House Publishers
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